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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-06-11

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west i1aetioual aout heast II section fractional
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$3.50,
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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-06-11
Las BORN ROAD MAos,s-
Special Notice.

/ WOULD RESPECTFULLY CAR AZ.
4 attention Of my friends ana nsI ,t.L LIE
TINS parish 70 the patronisation 81 ~ 99 y q
Finn. Having recently been nn ny, Nv "
treatment Ter an affection Of nv y, w
spine, aRproSimating close to deafl Il So ,,,a
under dispensstlon Of Supreme So Y. 5i w
MS slSillfnl exertions, was aeslp f ss aa
health: Also, my san-in-laW, WHO b.S y y Y
tor q long time prnstrated with ~ ... XVI
rising on his groin and consumptlro s ..a,4
not ableto work, but hourly expeetine ~ Sa.li
mas been, through his INSTRUMENTAL
stored 70 health, and can now attend x N N
support q his family by his dailylsbo- Y 'e
In testimony o. the above fact, / MI.
recommend MIN to the notice 81 All wba WIZ gas
be similarly affected. IT Wy ialy
nov-14to mar-1st.l tCS d frfpro,,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-06-11

Es VIZ meet parties soishiag 10
transact business aoitk rs al West Lake
Charles. TRIEpHoNE Us.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-25
The EVENING SESSION.
rhsy work Jntn gidnighs ard Take . Re-
cess Catn Morning.

They WORK tntfl Midnight ana laks re-
cess gata Morning.
ssase,.ss - y4s .s-tsess-eseese.
LAxsfss. June -. ,. m.--Ths Governor
approved the SIS go Mining School Appro-
priaiion bul. Tie Greneii purity Of e.ec-
ton bill squeezed through the ssnaIe. but
the house this evening refused 20 consider
ard tabled ths biz. The Senate passed the
House bill for 81 per day extra compen ss-
ton for the Upper Peninsula members Is
% 4. The senate defeated lhe House bill TO
sbclish the Board OF Assessors Cor Detroit;
yeas, >, nays. -.
The senate voted 2per day extra compen-
safiOu 70 Secretary Miller. and 81 each 10
his assistants. the three Sarxesnts. two En-
crossing Clerks. the Chief Janitor, keeper of
the Cloak Room and Committee Clerks
Aliwer,i snd Powers. All but Miliers Was
afterwards rec0nsidersd and tabled. The
Senate pesssd the General Appropriation
bill Tor salaries Of state officers sne ex-
penses of State Govern nent AZ 1870. The
smcunt Cor 1851. Is soi0,507. ard for isSS,
S-53.750
Adverse reports were maize at midnight
on ths House biil sppropvisting 50 Co Tor
the exrenses OF the Governor snt Supreme
Court fi,srcs a. the eentennisi anniversary
At Phiia6elphia ia Sepfen1'-s-. sffSi on sstfi-
ing STATE troops 20 The sane celebfstissr.
The House notified the Ssnste ~ Ia o'elock
that they were rseiv % adjourn. and after
taxing q recess uutil nssriy midnight took
q further recess until s a. "a. saturday. The
ssnsie heid an eyecniive session &C f230
srd confirmed lat OF notariss and rfsr-
bars Of the Pardon Board the live Stock
Commissioners. jury Commissioners for De-
tro.t Ainisr Schooi Board and state Yeser-
irarv. al previously announced At l3o
tfe senate also TOOK recess Until o'cloct
Saturday morning. OssEsvKR.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-25
DANCED THE CAA-CAA |
Two ~osss ASSAULT A,s sDsros.
a Jssk<e1 >~zs@atss q Has rss Hs~ss-
sels - ssrs<e Das 81 F<nai~ ssi-
Etaas-xhe HAS .t ks<tsstt
--sfekk<ss mxtEsrsA

4ktA-1ttt - 80 Nts<@4es Asetea
gsrksos. Juns s<.-fhs mest dis<rseefas
snd sensational sasir wAieh has eeenffsd
Ia thiz eisy for sons tixe toek pises in
F0nf II lAs DeslF CeeFsr ersce al soon to-
day sidney csrbsst. r. reporter fof tbs
cafszea. vss psssizg. saxAxsa IN reading .
newspaper wsss AFs ". r Hsstsa. wife
81 The editor Of shs fs4rssr. and bsr sister:
Mrs. briody. attacked kia- snstchinx .
hs4vy cane froza lis hand, and striking hia
ssFeFss blows Ia the f&es. they exclaimed
We have been laying for yea for . week.
fhe streets we're veil fllst with people.
snd the curiosity u seslag such novel
tight. brs'axhf forth encouragement
ior the women. who contin-
Eed the light W. F. Heatoa. who had
witnessed tie aliair. encouraged the women
and seeing that the three were eliacled
rushed up and struck CoEt~at heavy blow
on the side Of the lace. cutting deep cash.
Hsaton ; courage then failed him ana the
only assistance further offered by him Was
Offering % bring his wife q whip.
Daring oil this time Corbstt nanasef 10
keep the women from giving him further
punishment and, without once offering 10
strike thesn. although he could easily have
stopped the performance had as taken ad-
vantage OF several opportunities Of doing So
BY this time the streets were literally
packed with people who were constantly
demanding OF CoTbett to strike the women.
The police then appeared. and
one OF the most exciting scenes
ever witnessed here occurred Mrs.
Heaion aud Mrs. Briody started 20 go 20
their rooais over the Office. when they were
stopped by tie crowd who demanded that
the police should take them along, crying:
Lock 'em mp" Take 'em in" The ex-
element became 50 great that the officers
were obliged 10 take the entire party before
Justice Palmer The women pleaded guilty
and were tined s. each.
The affair is the result Of an article ap-
pcaring in the Detroit Sunday World TO the
effect that Mrs. w. Z. Heston and her
niece. during the absence of Mr.. Heston.
were engaged in dancing the can-can with
two bioods of this city. claiming that Corbett
wrote the article while in Detroit with the
Purifier excursion. although there is no proof
OF his being the author
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-25
LOCKING HORNS.
Elks From all Parts of the Country As
sembied at Detroit

Elks From all Parts of the Country As
sembied at Detroit
sxsNsss,t ytSssssS-SseN1s.
DETROIT. June 24.-There was a magnif-
cent turnout of Elks here today on the oc-
casion of the Inauguration of the first reun-
ion of the Order-all the lodges in the
United States were represented. many of
them being accompanied by bands. After
an address at Armory Hall, the Elks formed
in line and paraded through the principal
thoroughfares. The sidewalks were lined
with thousands OF spectators, and finer
body OF men never marched the streets of
Detroit. In the afternoon the Elks parfi-
cip.ted in an excursion 10 Lake st. Clair on
the Steamer City of Cleveland.
ST the business meeting held tonight a
resolution was adopted making the sessions
OF the Grand Lodge migratory hereafter.
Business meetings will be held today and a
social session tonight. Grand Rapids shows
up strong.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-25

A Opportunity Ia Wait - Jesspt sns
see the ssxNts-fe Ottawa isessh.

Aa opportanssy ts Wait - Jesept and
See the szxhts-ts ottawa Bsssh-
The excursion 70 ST. Joseph Sunday bids
fair "a De one of the largest ess gwen ffom
this city. and the participants vll have the
siiisionAl pleasure Of looking on at TIE
grand Temperance Jubilee. or inspecting
the new steamer Puritan. Arrangements
have been made 80 that the sscurssonists
can visit the Life Saving Station. take .
ride on Lake Michigan. or listen 10 the
band which will give an open air concert
on the beautiful bluffs at 81. Joseph. The
low fare. 81. pats the trip within reach OF
all. The train will leave the Union depot
at O'Clock tomorrow morning and return
home at 9 p. N, giving visitors q six hours
stay In the beautiful city Of ST. Joseph.
Those who desire 10 visit Ottawa Beach
Sunday will not be deprived Of the pleasure.
as the regular excursion train for that point
will leave as usual
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-25

Crxcrxxkrt. June 2f-Louis Kennedy.
slu-nx grain and ccm MISSION business under
The fru name Of Iouis Kennedy 4 Co.
rnnis an assignment this sf>sraoon for the
ks--sfst of creditors. IfshiHEes. ki5o.ooe.
aseets. sac oo0 Kennedy bad endorsed J.
W. Wilshire's paper - the sxfens of SO 90
or s-Dcco. and these nofes were discoented
rre - n The share ~ a bosnh she'll unex-
rerfailv exDlode,1 - keuaeiv had the eon-
fiaence of all business men. and il will 10
r,uch 70 shake further ccrfdsncA -
kins and ssrD<r are stiA in Jail
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-25

wssHrSsTox, June 24-Dr Robert Y.
Mills. who Is wanted in Elmirs. Y. Y. for
completely in The Blind Patterson pension
case whereby the Government was swindled
out of s13. .fss. vas brought 20 this city fo-
day. having been arrested in Virginia
John Ludlow. who Is alleged 10 have made
false affidavit in the case. was arrested ~
the same time. Both men VII be taken to
Elmira a. soon ~ papers STRIVE. At the
pension Office this Il REGARDED ss one OF the
biggest and most clever jobs ever worked
through that bureau-
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-25

Sec. II of an Ordinance TO Establish and
Regulate an efficient System Of Police,
reads as follows: The police force hereby
orranizei shall be uniformed The uni
form Of the Chief Of Police shall b< q suit
made Of blus cloth, and stripe upon the
legs Of the pants Of the same eoAor with the
strap. The buftsns snon the coat and vest
sAsI bs metaiic The CAP shall - Of the
same color with the suit and sksa1 have
plainly printed on the front thereof toe
words. Chief of POlice-' lie shall $50 wear
a bFieat metaiic ba1rs on tfe ostsil4 Of the
roat a. the left breast On wbich shali be-
engraved the words, Thisf Of Polises .
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-25

"van. the virginian." was presented be-
fore q large audience last night at Red
mond's Opera Hsase and the romantic
drama was presented in most acceptable
manner, Fred FELTON, assuming the char
acser of Van" aud giving 70 the part a
finish that was Appreciated by the audience
who were generous in their applause. This
afternoon at $50 Kathleen Aayourneen"
will be presented and an elegant satin
dressed doll given away TO some little girl.
Tonight the company close their engage
ment by presenting Joshua Whitcomb"
and will give away a gold watch 10 the
lucky ticket holder.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-25

They wu Bsyceft Usfrs-rdfv Essrcsa
Corrar.sfs,.

ST. IorIs. June 2t.--At todsy's session Of
the Travellers Protective Association q TIE
Un;tsd States. resolutions were unanimous
~ adopted. demanding from ali railroads
the sais Of commercial travellers Of i.0oo
and Soo0 mile tickets as msterisliy re-
ducei rafes. The resolutions also bind
members &C. sxtens their Influence n divert
ing bnsiness from one channel 70 another
II, the interest of the Asscciation. Resolu-
ticns n1ean that unfrisndiy roads viii be
borrffed.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-25
An Elegant Float nx Palace.

EfFNlI-T[ 70 ~ FIeEEEKs-Fttk-s
BENTON HAzGoR. June 2f.-The new
steamer Puritan, OF the Graham & Nor
ton line. launched here some weeks ago,
will make her first trip to Chicago about
July 1. Her cabin decorations aud up6ltings
ara Of the finest, snd when complete the
vessel will be the grandest floating palace
on the lakes. Her machinery Is Of the latest
and most improved kind, and the boat will
make the run between this village. 81.
Joseph and Chicago in three hours and a
half.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-25

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sAy ehsiisaxss lease SAss<s
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lsss nixst ~ Tea o'nsass'<s vmnssaz
fsil<s % eo2s e. e~inx - ~ ssssis -.
tssssaes. osu.li xna Rss<s. - w~li 40
tie etksr parts p&zts. wsns ea ssas. eef
- tk<ss ws< se sasn<y IA ssxai - hxstsrs
pssl eos<a esr<s<Aens uss1t seses fossf~ Sss.
rslsy Cxrsslf ss,>s.sss ts< sHsn<st ts<t
he i sol E<kksr. snt sasse y se<t AZ
ssn IN - >sss< wsts I'D gloves he
safsorfzes t2s fnNz<&~ - Hkkzss - ssy
tsxt he vill axkt (axs.< sse haspsf. sEd
rasrsntes to ga tb~&s bs<bfa sos l4sst
Il ses ~ TIE Isz-&~kAs hsseIps ssit
Fred Daily yesterday. -tksi hel~rmott =
an xioos 20 Ea&ksA lsss<k ws<'h bhneen. l
VISA yoa weala $40 s.ss L1u<<n Vii meet
him a. any nas and hxss hssa tef purse
OF ifoxs tx0ts 500 snd the enfirs gate -
eeipts. Oar meBey u reaSt aid ~e xih
promptly cover any fs<fesi he may ehooss
IN r
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-25
Sunday Night at SMITH. Opera House.

For the especial accommodation of ladies
and children, Prof II. ]. Campbell will
present bis Art Entertainment at Smiths
Opera House on Sunday evening. being
fiueiy illustrated views of the life and death
of General Grant, showing in all the
prominent events in his life. the battles of
the rebellion. with realistic fire and bom-
bardment effects. the cities he visited in his
tour around the world. people he met.
dsathbed scenes, etc, being programme
pleasing and instructive coupled as It is
with descriptive history OF each picture
shown. TIE price OF admission has been
placed at IS and % cents.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-25
striking Italians.

Marquette, June PA strike CON-
menced this noon among Italians on Sum-
NIT division Of the d. S. s. & A. road.
About 500 men are out-a bad lot. Con-
tractors and Sheriffs Of the adjoining
counties are now at Nestoris to q1eii the
disturbance
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-25
ALMOST A PANIC.
Great Excitement on the New York stock
Exchange.

Exchange.
NEW YoRK. June 2t.-There was great
sxcitenSnt ut the stock Exchange toward
noon today. there being rumors that Gould
was deal, that he hsd fallen out with r, IS
sell Sage and Cyrus W. Field. and other re-
ports equally ridiculous The excitement
reached the greatest hight shortly before
neon, and a veritable panic de-
veloped No attention was paid by
brokers TO fractions ia the sales. made by
them. snd the fuctuetions we're so wild
that The sales were sometimes from 5 TO 10
per cent apart. Stocks bought near the
opening vsrs thrown over when the break
occurred. and this selling demorslized
speculsfiOns. The marking down OF loans
and the delivery OF orders kept the clerks
and messengers fully "a basy as the
brokers. and the street vas the scene Of
more excitement than has been witnessed
since the May panic of 1855.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-25
THREE MORE VICTIMS.

Ire BODIES OF Ihros More OF the Chem-
plain Wreck Come Ashore.
tSrecsSss >e yss xxSt1z>x-sS.,Na-
PETosKEY. June 24.-The body of the
daughter of Martin Bsugh. steward Of the
Chsmplain. was found floating near here
this morning. This afternoon the body Of
the young son of ]. J. Rogers. of the United
States army. Fort &ackiDac. was also re-
covered. The body OF the girl found al
NEEDLE village yesterday turns out to be
daughter Of Mr. Falls. Fruitport, Mich,
all victims of the Champlain disaster.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-25
DIED.

PFAEL-On FrSday Frre ~ 1857 a. TIE
residence. - Lsse-ave. this city. Irene Jsne.
~4le of Levi Pesk
Funeral frosn the residence at s'clock Sunday
sherucon.
WAY.--(ln frsE34es l71s "a ~ t1e rexSf<nce OF
her so1 Frank. e Es~sar-st- Hr. Hester War.
vie q Janaes Way. axe3 - yex-s sad rsontas.
Frn<rsl fz~ the Fsi1e.ce s Der 500. -
oslcek saushpR somnA
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-25

NEW York. June 2f.--Gould. Sage and
Field all reiterated. this evening. their de-
nisls of today that sny disagreement exist
ed among the trio. or that any OF them was
responsible for the break IN the market
Ali expressed their belief that stocss were q
good purchase AZ the decline
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-25

wsssEssros. lure 24-The Interstate
Commerce Commission adjourned today
until jury Il. One or two Of the Cemmis
sioners viii remain in the eity to transzet
sny vsrk that nay coEns IN up TO the date
uunad-
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-25

MARoUETTE. June 24-Leigh Holt q
moIdsr in Cleves' foundry at Honghton.
fell from the third story window Of his
boarding house last night. at Houghton,
While drunk. aud viii die
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-25

At Indianapolis Ind annapolis :. Fh1zEs
phis- <
At seo-Ckicsxo. IS. BeStor. n
AT P1ttsF urR-Fittssurz. :. Ne~ York. s
Al CineinDsff-csncfznsfi. ?: Lsaisvflle. n
At cleveisnd--clsvelsnd. :. 81 Logss Il.
At Bsltimore- Bslfineore, 5. sshle<sc. 4
Al Nex Yerk = Netrur~sissn, :. BruokEyn. 3.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-25
------l-'7--'-
BUSINESS MaTTERS
Encoursxine Reports from All Parts OF
~ om,erw

NEw YoRK. Jane 24.-R- G. Dunn & Co. :
weekly trade review says the general reports
Of business at nearly all points are highly
encouraging. The increasing prospects for
good crops adds TO the prevailing conf
dsnce. Collections are good and the vol
nme Of business large for the season. Bus
iness failures for the past week number
for she United States. III, for Canada. IS:
tossi, f97, IS compared With 213 week pre-
-srrsa
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-25

MESDoE, Jnne 24.-Miss Anna Gould,
who took poison. wednesday. is still un-
conscious. aud viii probably die.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-25

vrcKsEUEs. June pa Gre here today
destroyed the residence of Robert Baker.
Loss, s.. 600. insured.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-25

Remember Dr.. Tslzsages' Str7ddy sermon
appears ia full, ia Mondays TELEGRAM
HERALD.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-25
Jerseys.

Bouclc Jerseys, 75c 10 SIoo, from 8I.oe and Sr7s;
black a-woo Jerseys. 75c Sfoo, Sr.25 and $3.50, all
reduced
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-25

Yhs House this forenoon voted Clerk
Croaaruan s. per day extra compensation;
Joarnai Clerk Cook and Corresponding
Clerk Foster. each 81 the two engraving
elexks $50 each. and another clerk who
had helped them, 30 cents. Attempts 10
serve other clerks IN the same way we're all
voted down.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-25

The House this afternoon passed bill
appropriating s. 900 with which 20 pay the
expenses OF the Goyeruor and Supreme
Court judges at the Centennial celebration
Of The adoption Of the United states Con-
Is fe and II next
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-25

senator ORsilIg's bili 70 sll0s Of the
conmiliaea1 "a xiris "a tae state 70 The
House ~ tbs GoaG shsDnerd az Detroit,
passed The House. 81 70 9.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-25

senator stark secured the passage by the
SeEafe OF The Home oiil, relative 20 free
gravel roads IN the townships Of Walker
and Alpine. Kent County. 10 went through
. to nothing
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-25

Tbs senate defeated the bill 70 prohibit
,eiling tobacco % minors under 10 years
Yeas, IS nays, Is.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-25

The Grsunel Purity Of Election htIi ~As
again taken 40 aud asain defszted, Ia " Is
II vas amendssd 80 as 70 Apply oniy % Ia
corporalsd citisa
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-25
Hosiery.

Ladies' Cotton Hose reduced to &C per pair fne full
regular fashioned Hosiery nc; entire stock OF fine
Isle threads selling at 3Ic per parr
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-25

Senator Posts bill providing Tor indeter-
minais sentencea sas PASSED ~ ne hou1s'
Yeas 81 nays 81.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-25

Senator Fo-'s bill 10 incorporate and
govern mutusi Gre and marine insurance
companies. vas discussed AZ some length 10
The senate and then defeated ieas. 10,
NAYS. l3. IL Was n0t reconsidered.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-25

The House has passed the senate oill 20
change ths name of the Michigan lnstta-
tioa for Eshicatinx TIE Deaf aud Dumb. 10
the Michixan school for the Deaf and
Dumb
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-25
OUR
Dress Goods Department

IS PROVING PoWEHFU u MAGNET.
All fine Dress Goods generally selling from soc
75c per yard, all reduced TO 3oc per yard. All
Fiannels, Ladies Cloths, So inch Sutngs and goods
of medium weight reduced TO 3rcper yard.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-25
ParasoIs.

Large reduction have been made on our par
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-25

The House. through Representative Dick
snla, presented 5oesksr nsrksy beautiful
silver water sst Of three pieces. and a SUI
dner tea sec Of SIX pieces The presenta-
tiou speseh g.s 81 stoqueut one. and the
epeaker's reply an abls and feeling one. His
surprise as the gin sas complete II was
engraved Presented 70 Speaker Marksy ey
The House Of 1851.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-04-02
a Triumph of journalism.

:, We begin the publication of The RoccaS
N 'intaln Cyclone with some phew diphicul
u5- III the way. The type phounders phron
"i"m we bought our output phor this print
-n ophiee phaiied to supply us with any
ep"5 OF Gays, and it will be phour or phive
We K bephore we can get any. The mistaqup
-, va not phound out till day or two ago.
y c iaiye ordered the missing letters, and will
Id u get along without them till they
1o'A'. We don't lique the look ov this We
II, ov spelling any better than our readers.
ou- mlstax will happen in the best regulated
pnainilIes' and iph the ph's and c's and xs
pnu gs hold out we shall ceep Sound the c
mn nrrI,q The Cyclone whirling aphter a phashion
I'll llle sorts arrive 1t is no joque to us-it's
" serious aphair.-Rocky Mountain Cyclone.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-04-02
WlLDER'S STEAMSHIP co..
Limited.
STEAMER KINAU,
,Lorenzen, Commander,,

Leaves Honolulu per following schedule
ouching at Lahaina, Maalaea, Makena. Mahu-
kona, Kawalhae Laupahoehoe Hilo and keauhOu:
Commencing on MONDAY, July 26, 1885, and
on every alternate Monday at p. M, the Kinau
Will make the VOLCANO TRIP, reaching Keau-
hou Wednesday morning, where horses and
carriages are in waiting to convey passengers to
the VOLCA NO HOUSE Give miles in the saddle
and nine miles by carriage).
Passengers by this route will have two days
and two nights at tho VOLCANO HOUSE.
TICKETS FOR THE ROUND TRIP TO THE
VOLCANO, FIFTY DOLLAR WHICH PA Us
ALL CHARG
The Kinau will arrive in Honolulu Sunday
mornings on Volcano Trips. On HilO trips, viii
leave Honolulu on Tuesdays, and return Saturday
morning.
PASSENGER TRAINS will connect with the
Kinau at MahukOna
The Kinau WILL TOUCH at HOnOkaia and
Paauhau OH down trips from HilO for Passengers
If signal is made from the shore.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-04-02
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